I was watching Svengoolie this weekend, and he said he had heard that the hearse used in Vincent Price's (who was also in a Muppets episode) Comedy of Terrors movie was the same one in front of the Disneyland HM.
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Is this true? A prop used in a movie is the same hearse as the one in front of Disneyland's HM
- Thread starter Eric Graham
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I don't think recall ever hearing that. Svengoolie is usually pretty sharp facts wise(I watch too, will have to watch my DVR if he just did that one, sounds like a fun one!)
At least you don't see the Brigham Young urban legend as much anymore(it is printed on my die cast model's box that I got from Main Street Emporium in 2000. So that legend ran deep enough for Disney to be wrong about it being a bragging right.
The WDW however, was used in a film John Wayne starred in. "The Sons of Katie Elder" unless it looks just like it and people are wrong about that as well.
At least you don't see the Brigham Young urban legend as much anymore(it is printed on my die cast model's box that I got from Main Street Emporium in 2000. So that legend ran deep enough for Disney to be wrong about it being a bragging right.
The WDW however, was used in a film John Wayne starred in. "The Sons of Katie Elder" unless it looks just like it and people are wrong about that as well.
Thank you for the wonderful insight about the WDW one. I'll definitely have to check out "The Sons Of Katie Elder" What a great tidbit! I'm always interested in learning fun and new details about the Mouse.I don't think recall ever hearing that. Svengoolie is usually pretty sharp facts wise(I watch too, will have to watch my DVR if he just did that one, sounds like a fun one!)
At least you don't see the Brigham Young urban legend as much anymore(it is printed on my die cast model's box that I got from Main Street Emporium in 2000. So that legend ran deep enough for Disney to be wrong about it being a bragging right.
The WDW however, was used in a film John Wayne starred in. "The Sons of Katie Elder" unless it looks just like it and people are wrong about that as well.
Sure, I definitely will. Reached out on here to these wonderful people here to find out if anyone knows if it's true or not...Keep me posted if you find anything that aligns with Sven's fun fact!
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